Es schrieb Dragan Toroman: > > >> > >> Hi, I am using (among other) the Asus TV.FM card (pal version, eg. > SAA7134) > >> it works fine with me when I use the card=8 parameter for the saa7134 > >> module. > >> I have tried it on 9.1 and 9.2 Mandrake > >> > >> So, try modprobe saa7134 card=8 > >> > > >Hi Dragan, > > >my latest Mandrake is 8.1 and here I'm now a little confused about the > >driver version 0.2.1. Do you say the asus card(s) work with the Mandrake > >Distribution kernels and that driver version? > > >Greetings > > >Hermann > > Well, > > As far as I know (and I should know - because I use it :), Mandrake > distribution kernels 2.4.21 and 2.4.22 are allready patched well to support > v4l1 and v4l2 (comes with bttv (v4l), bttv9(v4l2), saa7134(v4l2)...). > I have tried them all with xawtv, and programming some software of mine. > The problem in 2.4.21 distrubition kernel (As I recall it was 2.4.21-13mdk > in 9.1) was the lack of v4l2 bttv module (bttv9). > > About the Asus card, it is not recognized, but if you cheat the module with > the card=8 option (Terratec Cinergy 400 TV) it works fine... > > My current kernel is (updated) distribution kernel 2.4.22-21mdk, but the > previous (original 9.2) release 2.4.22.10mdk was good also concerning the > v4l and v4l2 support. > > If you need really detailed info, please let me know ! > That explains it. Didn't count through the card numbers, because I thought that saa7134-0.2.1 may be a typo somewhere, but it is really that old version then. So when you have it working with the cinergy 400, there is another question now: Is the card out with different tuners? The current settings assume a MK3 (tuner=38) and you get it to run with the older PHILIPS_PAL (tuner=5). Thanks, Hermann